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10 Mistakes New Linux Administrators Make

3 July 2009 No Comment

If you’re new to Linux, a few common mistakes are likely to get you into trouble. Learn about them up front so you can avoid major problems as you become increasingly Linux-savvy.

#1: Installing applications from various types

#2: Neglecting updates

#3: Poor root password choice

#4: Avoiding the command line

#5: Not keeping a working kernel installed

#6: Not backing up critical configuration files

#7: Booting a server to X

#8: Not understanding permissions

#9: Logging in as root user

#10: Ignoring log files

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10 mistakes new Linux administrators make | 10 Things | TechRepublic.com

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